The Biden administration is developing a mechanism to regulate outbound investments in countries of concern and is engaging with allies in its efforts, according to attorneys involved in international trade.

For several months, the administration has been developing an outbound investment screening system to review American companies’ investments in sensitive sectors in China, Russia and other U.S. foes that could harm national security, the attorneys said. 

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